#206167 by moshe weitzman. most formatters busted since super default feature introduced. add in a few choice lines from content.module's implementation so that  is defined.

Correcting a small bug in the way viewfield adds a "default" flag to the "super default" fields. It wasn't a problem with form submissions, but programatic submissions were tossing an error.

(via a checkbox on the form), no data is stored in the db (pros and cons to that). On load,
the node is populated with the default values so that it appears to have a default view and
args. However, admins can update the site wide default for all nodes at once. Very
convenient. Frankly, this feature should be moved to CCK proper, but I don't care to fight
that battle. Enjoy it in viewfield!

1. Viewfield now supports "smart defaults" where if you update it on the field admin page, it updates for all nodes. This is huge people. And it should be a feature of every CCK field.

2. Better recursion handling.

3. Upgrade path for people using the old arg style, but who want to switch to token.

4. Better use of views hooks. This could be better yet.

5. Misc other stuff.

This is probably still unstable, but it's totally rad and you are encouraged to try it out.

Comming by #138028 by Crell -- Restrict viewfields to certain views. Thanks for the patches and reviews. This is a nice feature.

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#121496 -- Checking ray007's patch for the token module. Right now, token has a recursion issue with CCK types, so this code will not be released until that gets fixed.

Thanks to eaton, webchick, alex_b, yched, and stefano73 for helping get viewfield ready for Drupal 5.0.

This release is basically a compatibility release. Some changes to the implementation:
1. More reliance on the views formatters (as seems to be the norm for CCK fields now) for formatting regular node views.
2. The full node formatter is now the "default". This may break some existing views. It's worth the pain.
3. Added paging as per stefano73/alex_b's work. Relatively untested, but it looks good so far. (Thanks!)

Watch http://drupal.org/node/100971 for further updates on viewfield's future.

Nodes hold content. Views save queries. Wouldn't be great if a node could hold a saved query? Now it can. Viewfield is a CCK field module that allows administrators to put views directly into nodes. When creating a node, users can select from a list of views. When the node is displayed, the view is run and the content is inserted into the body of the node.

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